... YENANNTRY DEMONSTRhTION AT OLD-MELDRUM. ue .'XdI'LTILENTARY DINNER TO CAPTAIN th, RIIQUIIARTT. i rai thi Ar briely reported in our columns yester as v. Ciptain ITrqtihart, yr. oD Mleldrum, was tir .,, V'.';lNesday entertained to dinner by the tenantry rei we f ! ieuars on the estate within the Town Hali, (A ne,'midrum, which was beautifully decorated m ; r the occasion. The company numbered ...

... N 0 RT NEIW i. e NEWHITLLS- ;ED IN-EI iTTI'AN s.or- '9 Yevterdray atthe Sheriff CrlrinaiCourh atAocrd, vii, bt Wlliam Wa;lton and Alexandler Baln l rquhart, fai ,, servants, Fairity, were charued-beferl, Sio:l, 5 W~ilson-Wlthl ha^vicr, onl the 2dtli Octobtr, Orit. s farni of Clo.thill, oecupied by Mr Jaine- \'a.Vt, ii. n decently asasulted ; lomestc servant. NValt,.. .id d they had mnet the ...

... IMP8RIAL PARLIAMENT. c HOUSE OF COMMON S -TURSDAY. P The Speaker took the chair at three o'clock. l NEW 1MENITilR. The newly - appointed Solicitor - General fir c ' Scotlandi, Mr Stormonthi Darling, took the oath and his seat as member for Edinburgh and St Andrews iTuiver iities. Hie was introduced by the Lord- Advocate and Mr J. A. CrTnipbell. e I iNVitTllilti. I Leave of absence, on account ...

... TE CHUlROC AND THE TOUNG. : t Au introductory lecture in connection with the o Sabbath School Union series.of lessons for the season d 188-889 was delivered in the 'Square Room, Music e d Hall Buildings, Iass night, by Rev, James Smith, t B. D., St George's-inbthe'West Church. There Was a t n large attendance, and Mr John Bullochbpreasident of a y the association, presided. Mr Bulloch, in ...

... the R eFilDAY NOV2, 1888al. ABERDEEN, FRIDAY, NOV. 2, 1888.I At the resumed sitting of the Parnell Cor- Imission yesterday, Captain O'Shea, in fulfill- ment of the promise made on Wednesday, pro- ment of the promise made on Wednesday, pro- of duced the original testimonial presented to him to by old Nationalists, and in answer to questions, q said that the testimonial did not bear the qt ...

... THE ACCIDENT AT THE WELLINGTON I! SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ~ACTION FO~ fAM&GICS BYA iABLkOUBID Slheriff,~ Brown has given judgment in the action at : the intaindii of JhRemason'S laboure'r; 06 'Park I t~Street, Aberdeen, against James Leith, contractor,i Granite Hill House, near Aberdeen. Pursuer sued I defende'r for £500 at common low,, or alternatively I Z 156 under the Empiloyers' Liability -Act, ...

... A (UZIL7ULT URE. i pleuro -pit ettntt .l Ptektro ?? ucia' Athorit fM ?? LEn ar, ias;a icoed 'a notice s'aeeea fl;&a the farma anhrazi tcc: ain~ngnf lemincrtto c '~:tpiedhbWM. ~oubb tarnner sand cattle oed c tofectd wilil neuo3~Iiu'neflaa. 'Yestra * Y 181cabe at the above Carm and one nell irun;t Deebmvzosl 21srm, Ie i~ngivy to James Pa: k, %were fcm4d i;; ?? UwItO the ?? ann d ~ txtU XVEST ...

... RLGISTRAR-GENERAjjS RETURNS. ;sa~n~ *-intS-eznia's NEETURNS. The weeldy return of births, deaths. and roar- riages in the eight priacip:4 towns of Scotland ior the week ending Saturday, Nov. 3, ?? death-rate in the eight principal towns during the r week ending with Saturday, November 3, 18S8, r jwas 1837 per thousand of estimated population. TThis rate'is 19 below that for the corresponding ...

... ITHE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN !t IN THE MIDLANDS. at 0ld MR CLA QSTONE AP, n RBP!FOUP. tn0' - s rami OUR SPEpCIAL 'ORiES0ronDssT.) er j. Wolverhampton, Thursday Evening. es 1Scotland has had its full share of the political !d activity by which the latter portion of the ps Present Parliamentary tecess has been distin- td tinguished. To-morrow rmorning, however, at will witness here in the south the ...

... TEE COURT. I Balmoral, Monday. Divineservice was performed at the Castle yes- S L tprdsy inthe presence of the Quesen, Princese h Beatrice, and the Royal Household. Ths Rev. A. Campbell ifficiated. In the afternoon Her Majesty and Princess Z Bsatrice iisited Princess Frederica at Abergeldie I M.aine. A - . ! Tzs YAar STAFF AT. GLASaGOw. -Major t Edwards,. Assistant-Commissary General, has f ...

... TEE POLITICS OF ROBERT BURNS. Laugs;ide. Beith, November 22, 1&883 Son,-The Rtev. John 1P-l.Aes, in his lecture, 'the Politics cit FBehrs Fkliisr, appears as basvist said that 1the society of DaIssfrieserejected burus, flo, on scca'nt oi his drinking, bot on acco)urt f-f h'is poslitic, ; the seol-al oatraich~n dirive him to seek refuige in iorenmsssrance.' That thea Rev. Mr ijiasos eh'tslI ...

... I I . t l MEETING OF SCOTTISH LIBERAL ASSOCIATION COUNCIL. ,A meeting of the General Council of the Scottish Liberal Association was held in the Society of Arts Hall, Edinburgh, yestorday, to take into consideration the resolutions passed at local and national conferences bearing on the question of Home Rule for Scotland, and further to cocsidec the advisability of recommendiag all ...